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I agree with this, which is why I find myself mostly using it on long stretches of highway.
Maybe I'm missing something here, but at least on my car, lane keep assist only corrects you when you're drifting out of the lane. The system that keeps you centered in the lane is called "active lane keep" which is only enabled for me when I also have cruise control turned on.
I rarely use active lane keep, but when I do, it's on a mostly empty highway. Also, I'm not the kind of driver who does shit while driving, so it's quick at least for me to correct it if it's wrong (and it occasionally is).
When another lane merges into mine? No. The car still has no idea where my lane is though because the line on my right (for the US - I assume left in the UK?) disappears for a short time.
Maybe some experience would do some good then? All it shows me is a number for my speed, a speed limit sign, and sometimes it'll pick up school zones or no passing zones. It's tiny and at the very periphery of my vision.